Wales & Western: Wales & Borders news
YOUNG APPRENTICES IN WALES MAKE THEIR MARK ON THE RAILWAY
Twelve young people have become Network Rail’s newest successful apprentices to be joining the company’s 35,000-strong railway workforce and its operations in Wales.
WOULD IT KILL YOU TO WAIT? (llanelli)
HARD HITTING LEVEL CROSSING SAFETY MESSAGE DRIVEN ACROSS EUROPE
RAIL IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR TARKA LINE EXHIBITED
Final plans to improve the Tarka Line with a new railway communication system are exhibited for the first time today at Yeoford.
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR NEWPORT STATION SCHEME
A revamped station for Newport got closer today with the appointment by Network Rail of Galliford Try Rail to undertake the refurbishment work at station.
HALF OF RAIL CRIMES IN WALES INVOLVED YOUNG PEOPLE
There were more than 400 recorded incidents of railway crime involving young people last year in Wales. Whilst overall railway crimes has dropped by about 10% from 2007 - 2008, figure shows that many young people are still putting their lives at risk.
DISUSED GWUAN-CAE-GURWEN BRANCH LINE GETS READY FOR FREIGHT
The scheme to bring the disused Gwuan-Cae-Gurwen (GCG) railway line back into use as a working freight line has entered a vital stage with the line coming into operation, starting with test trains running today.
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